What could a Trump White House and Republican-controlled Congress mean for your finances? In this episode, we break down the potential tax changes—from individual tax brackets to business deductions and state taxes—that could impact your bottom line. Tune in to understand the areas with low, moderate, and high potential for change and what steps you should consider if you live in a high-tax state.

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• [2:28] Area of low potential for changes
• [4:25] Area of moderate potential for changes
• [10:05] Area of high potential for changes
• [14:18] What to do if you’re in a high-tax state

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How does Medicare Open Enrollment work? Do you need a supplement plan? How do you choose between a Medigap or Medicare Advantage plan? Navigating these questions can be overwhelming.

That’s why Danielle Roberts—co-founder of Boomer Benefits and the author of “10 Costly Medicare Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make”—joins me in this episode to help you avoid common pitfalls during Medicare Open Enrollment.

• [1:42] How Medicare open enrollment works
• [3:45] Do you need a supplemental plan?
• [5:13] How CMS changes impact plans
• [9:37] Comparing Medigap vs Medicare Advantage
• [12:41] The typical annual rate increase
• [15:21] How Medigap plans work when you move
• [16:12] When to choose a Medicare Advantage plan
• [19:34] How Medicare Part D works
• [21:38] How to choose between Medigap vs Advantage plans
• [24:06] How to choose a broker to work with
• [27:05] Start researching your Medicare options early
• [28:06] How to get a free copy of Danielle’s book

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• 10 Costly Medicare Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make
• Boomer Benefits
• 2025 Medicare IRMAA Surcharge Updates, #228

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On November 8th, 2024, Medicare announced that in 2025, Medicare Part B will cost $185 per month per person—an increase of about $10.30 from 2024. Keep in mind, if your income is above a certain point, you’ll have to pay an “Income-Related Monthly Adjusted Amount,” or “IRMAA” tax. Is there a way to avoid paying the IRMAA surcharge? I share some strategies in this episode of Retire with Ryan.

• [1:25] How to get a FREE copy of “10 Costly Medicare Mistakes”
• [2:20] The cost of Medicare Parts A, B, and D in 2025
• [4:26] When you would pay a higher Medicare premium
• [8:32] What you can do to appeal the IRMAA Surcharge
• [10:02] What you can do to avoid the IRMAA Surcharge

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• 2025 Medicare Parts A & B Premiums and Deductibles
• Form SSA-44: Medicare Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount

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